Hog Market News Reflects Steady Prices Amid Soyane Shifts
Market reports detail hogs trading near top prices at $61 while overall demand remains steady though weekly receipts are varied. Prices for steers and heifers show firmness with notable peaks, lamb and sheep values mixed as buyers assess supply. Farm and trade figures from Midwest cities include references to Cedar Rapids and the Merchants National Bank during ongoing market activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oweak
Ted Steers
Fed Heiers Fedite
Owen
Sioux City Livestock Prices Reach Mixed Week Declines
Receipts show cattle and hogs in Sioux City and surrounding markets with mixed results for the week. Feeder cattle demand steady to firm, steer values fluctuating, beef cows and canners varying by weight, while hogs stay broadly steady with some declines noted. Lambs and sheep receipts remain uneven as buyers weigh quality and weight distributions across multiple yards including Ottumwa and Mason City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons
Satunday
Irnae Vet
Iowa hog receipts and prices at Des Moines yards
Hog receipts at Des Moines and interior Iowa plants for the period end show mixed weights from 140 to 240 pounds. Prices quoted include various bids around 4 to 5 dollars per hundredweight with multiple lots and farm lots noted, reflecting a busy market across states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jowa Hots
DES Moines
Iowa
Minnesota
Aerica Burrows Ord Rilt Gond and
Choice
Local Hog Market Sags Further Amid Weekend Decline
Local hog prices eased Saturday with declines of 3 to 10 cents across grades. Top calves sold around $57 to $70 for A00 and lighter slaughter stock, while practical buyers noted $1 weaker for bulls and lesser quality lots. Prices varied by weight and grade as testers reported softer demand.
Cedar Rapids Grain and Produce Prices Wide Range
Mixed price list from Cedar Rapids covers grains soybeans corn and rye with No 1 2 and 3 classifications, produce items including lemons oranges celery lettuce onions cabbage tomatoes strawberries and apples, and livestock hides and horses with varied price points and terms. The column notes barters and wholesale market figures for poultry fruits vegetables and meats as delivered locally.
Markets CHICAGO PRDLCS and U S product headlines
Markets from Chicago show mixed prices with unaltered overall levels for many commodities. Record shows arrivals and receipts for eggs butter and cheese, with regional items from Idaho Wisconsin Minnesota and Texas noting demand shifts and occasional price spreads amid varying stock availability and quality.
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Chicago
Intel US
Idaho
Burbanks
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Hollandale
Cobblers
Mennesota
North Dakota
Red River
Sallov O
U S
Texas
California
Wisconsin Cheese Markets and Wool Prices Through May Week
Wisconsin cheese exchanges report weak demand for the week of May 4 to 11 with daisies and cheddars showing limited activity. Boston wool market notes reduced activity and price stability for most grease wool categories amid a narrow volume of business and open market quotes lingering near prior highs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Chase
Plymouth
Wisgap
Wisconsin Cheese Exchanse
WOO
Boston
US. Agriculture Department
Wall Street Quotations and Stocks Listing Note
Published stock prices from Adams Express to Wells Fargo etc. list many corporations and market figures. The page also reports Mississippi River stages at Davenport Hastings Prairie du Chien and Memphis with rise and fall figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J E. Bennett & Co
W. H. Dump
Merchants National Bank
Adams Express
Hydro
Juneau
Any Corp
Nickel Aoty Allied Chen
Jotl Pauper Ie Allied Stores
Rta
Allis Chalmers
Johns Manville H Amal Leather Sin Kan City Sou
Kennecott Cupr
Alef Kresse
Kroner G & B
Lenizig Val Thy
Amn Intl Corp
Libbey Owens
Mo& Fd
Amn Roll Mills
McLelland
Amn Smelting Jr'a McKesson
Amn Steel Fdys
Marshal Fld
Amn
Martin Go
Shay Ann
Armour & Cai
Mont Ward
Motor Wherl Fiscts
Murray Corp
Gin Atlantic
Rte
Nash
Berden Co
Bark Warner
Gun Steel
Packard
Beamer
Canada Dry
Peoples Gas
Philips
Ais Pillsbury
Earerpitar Alta
Piyny SN
Proctor Gamble Bt
Erteniy
Niiman
Chester Motor
Coca Cola
Safeway
Qn Chine Cin
Scheniee
Ggu
Seaboard
Roebuck Bal
Southern
S&rp
Dahme
Conde Nast
Shell
Union
Bac& Cons Edison
Simmons Co
Bob
Motors
Snerry Carp
Caty Inc
St Joe
Crown Drug
Crucible Sterl
Stand Gas
Cub Amn
Curtiss Wr
Curtiss
Prisen
Tiecke
Bae
Warner Tetemalas Aire
Stone
Webster du Pont
eTex Gulf & 3A
Timken
Pew & Lo
Bond & S Gra
Ford
England
Westshie
Hat Corp . & Westehse
Hayes Body
Hecker
Hiram Walker
Willys Ovid
Wilcox
Howe Sound
Wilson & Co At
Hudson Mirs
Wentworth
Indus Rayon
Inspiration
Zenith Radio
Chicago
Advance Alum
Armour & Co
Libby McNetTa Asbestos Mf. T
Midwest Corp
Butler Bros
Quaker
Sunstrand Arts Chieveo Corp
Swift & Co
Sve
Swift
Coma
Edison
Walsteen
Mississippi River
Davenport
Hastings
Pic Crosse
Europe War Fears Trim Wall Street Stocks
New York AP reports weekend European war fears trimmed speculative sails as trends stayed uncertain until the final hour. Light selling pushed leaders down fractions at close while about 350000 shares changed hands on transfers. Despite abroad tensions stirring talk of repercussions on trade, U.S. industrials like General Motors DuPont General Electric and others provided a mild boost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
General Motors
du Pont
General Electric
Loft
International Paper Preferred
American-Hawaiian Steamship
Phelps Dodge
Montgomery Ward
Consolidated Edison
Wheat futures dip after advance amid European political uncertainty
Chicago and Minneapolis grain markets show fractional declines after futures rose about 1 percent earlier. Cash wheat steady with firmer basis, shippers reporting sizable sales to outside mills. Corn, oats, and soybeans mixed as prices edge lower on regional factors and thin demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cincago Casid Grain
API
Bond Markets Ease Amid Mixed European Loan Losses
New York bond traders saw modest activity after European loan losses, with many prices barely moved. Italian and domestic corporate issues traded in narrow ranges, US government notes declined slightly, and a few issues touched around one point.
2nd Defense Line Visioned In United States For Allies
Washington report cites authorities predicting Allied withdrawal from southern Norway will push a multi billion dollar second line of defense in the United States. German bases in Norway could enable air and sea strikes on Britain, threatening industrial centers and the blockade of the Skagerrak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Norway
United States
British Isles
Britain
Germany
End Two Day Milk Strike At Racine
Representatives of the Pure Milk Company and the AFL Teamsters Local No 43 signed a compromise contract ending a two day strike that halted all but hospital deliveries from Racine seven large dairies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Racine, Wis
The
Pure Milk Company
AFL Teamsters Union
Racine
Model Airplane Show Set For Sunday In Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids model airplane enthusiasts plan a Sunday show at 2:30 pm on Twenty seventh Street NE near Milwaukee tracks. Gas and rubber propelled planes will be flown, with Berle Miller and Arnold Zimmerman showcasing models that stayed aloft over 30 minutes among 25 planes. The local group names Frank Cooper as contest director and Walter Papeko as publicity director and aims to join the National Airplane Association soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Twentyseventh Street
Milwaukee Tracks
Berle Miller
Arnold Zimmerman
Jocal Group
Frank Cooper
Walter Papeko
National Airplane Association
Two Fined For Shooting Rifles Over Cedar River
Justice H R Churchill's court Saturday fined Howard Bacon of 904 Fifth Street SE and John Craft of 1117 Hubbard Avenue NE after they pled guilty to shooting rifles over public waters of the Cedar River. The pair, aiming at cans along the river a half mile south of town, faced penalties including a $10 fine and vests. Conservation officer R W Beckman arrested them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar River
Howard Bacon
Fifth Street
John Craft
Hubbard Avenue
H R Churchill
Bacon
Craft
R W. Beckman
Marion Dinners Honor Miss Bertha Roberts Brides Elect
Mary Lowe Dickinson circle hosted 17 at a seated dinner at Mrs. Carl J Kassler home honoring Bertha Roberts and Gwen Newlin. Prizes went to Roberts Newlin and Kassler. Several local residents were noted visiting or recovering, with events spanning Marion Cedar Rapids and Des Moines areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lowe Dickinson
King’s Daughters
Carl J Kassler
Bertha Roberts
Gwen Newlin
Fred J. Lang
Miss Roberts
Miss Newlin
Kassler
W. J. Hotchkiss
Marion
Austin, Minn
Cedar Rapids
Hotchkiss
Milwaukee Railway
Austin
Oscar Wente
Water Inc
JW. Anderson
Richard Bond
Anderson
Bridge collapses under train in France kills 21
Flood waters weakened the structure as a Paris bound train crossed a bridge between Vallon and Ureay. The locomotive and three front coaches left the rails, killing 21 and wounding 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Vallon
Ureay
Jimmy Reid Captures City Marbles Title In Plaza Finals
Jimmy Reid son of Mr and Mrs Norman Reid of 122 A Avenue NW and Roosevelt Junior High student won the city marbles championship Saturday at the city hall plaza defeating the district champion in the finals after earlier rounds. Arlene Hurych, daughter of Mr and Mrs Wendyl Hurych of 1420 K Street SW and Van Buren student, won the city hopscotch title among eight district champions and runners-up. Plaques were awarded to both winners by the playground and recreation commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Reid
Norman Reid
Avenue NW
Roosevelt Junior High School
City Marbles
City Hall Plaza
Reid
Norberg Horak
Roy Sorensen
Paul Sword
Harold Saunders
Frank Holland
Bob Thompson
Robert Crane
Sorenson
Saunders
Crane
Plaza
Arlene Hurych
Wendl Hurych
K Street
van Buren School
Miss Hurych
Dorothy Hurych
Donna Mae Boyd
Lois Jeanne Wright
Verona Lehner
Shirley Graw
Playground and Recreation Commission
Marion area church services and pastors list
A compiled schedule of morning and evening worships, Bible schools, sermons, and youth activities across multiple Marion churches. Denominational notes include Baptist, Catholic, Christian, Congregational, Free Methodist, Methodist, Presbyterian, Lutheran, Seventh Day Church of God, Prairie Chapel, and Alburnett Methodist with listed pastors, service times, and special subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Winman
St. Joseph's Catholic
Father T J McElliott
Herbert Livingston
L. O Florence
Wilmore
Y. P
Arthur W Henke
C Vlr de Jong
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran
Carl E. Krog
Jesus
Seventh Day Church of God
Sixth Street
Ninth Avenue
Prairie Chapel
J. B. Clyde
Epworth League
Alburnett Methodist
J B. Clyde
House Shelves Wage Hour Act After 205 to 175 Vote
Washington, In News Service: The House ended six days of wrangling by voting 205 to 175 to recommit all wage hour legislation to the labor committee, preventing revision of the wage hour law this session. Rep Wadsworth led the motion after the Norton bill, which exempted about 2.8 million workers, was killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
House
Labor Committee
Congress
Wadsworth
N. Y
Follow Party Lines as Iowa House Kills Wage Hour Bill
Washington AP reports Iowa representatives followed party lines Friday as the house killed the wage hour legislation. Republicans voting for recommittal were Jowans Goodwin Gwynne Jensen Le comple Martin and Talle. Gilchrist was paired for recommittal. Democrats Harrington and Jacobsen voted against recommittal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Iowa
House
Jowans Goodwin
Gwynne
Jensen
Lecomple
Martin
Talle
Gilchrist
Lowans Harrington
Jacobsen
Iowa National Guard To Train At Camp Dodge
Town national guard units will train at Camp Dodge this year with infantry units June 9 to 23 including the Cedar Rapids based Company H0, along with medical units. Cavalry and signal corps will train August 18 to September 1, Wichita officials had discussed Wisconsin or Minnesota as alternatives and the note mentions the United States producing more than 30 billion eggs annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Dodge
Robert G St James
National Guard
Cedar Rapids
Cavalry
Signal Corps
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Lovely Lady Permanent And Beauty Offers
A vintage classified style ad list features multiple beauty services and home repair offerings. Items include Lovely Lady Beauty Shop at 317 1st Ave SE with a Mother's Day special, Arististe Permanent tests, Rose Tree Surgeons for trees, fence building, lawnmower sharpening, gutters and spouting by Novak Heating and Hawkeye Lumber, carpet cleaning, roofing, electrical wiring, hauling, wallpapering, plaster patching, painting, tree work, and various maintenance services with contact numbers and brief promos. The dense layout reflects a period urban service directory with numerous small businesses and home upkeep options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovely Lady Oil
Lovely Lady Beauty Shop
1St Ave
Dial
Bishop's
Lillian n_Luchy
Delux
Ernya
St. Bernadine
Leona Hess
Paris Acapra
ROSE
Foley
Wm. Lasky
10Th St. SE
Novak Heating CO
Cedar Rapids
Clyde
Hawkeye Tin Shop
Lebeda
6Th Ave
Powell Roofing Co
Harry Largent
Mt Vernon Ave
Frank Russell CO
Hawkeye Lumber
West End
F Ave
Ped Eeers Bawemowers
Drew's
3Rd Ave
McAllister
Fred Young
Sas
John Vosdinsk
Cedar Rapids Roofing CO
R_PORTER
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Financial
Market News
Panthraal Bavestaek
Bern
Ommin Livestock
Omaha
Dept. Agriculture
Grarlings
Ly Pier
Leeder
Ty Lamson Brothers and Company
ST Pace Lives Tour
South ST
Pale
Towhog Pals
Waterloo
Hors
Sclawer
Mason City
Ottumwa
Ian-Ono
Ain-Rao
Avstin Mee
Probecs
Lamson Iros and Co
Miev
Pudline
Wall St
Europe
Wissipeg
Brin
Ata
Minneapolis
Montana
Todark
Dundin
Rome Floss
Thug Zs
Asl
International Idea Electric
Great Northern
North Western
Parmelee Transportation
Geere Goodrich
NOY Central Ss
Southern Railway
Santa Fe
Cos Bonds
Treasury
Marion News
Harold Simonsen
Twenty-sixth Street
Peter Meci
Knoxville
Jon
Pauline Nase
Josephine Flower
Whitkier
Calif
Marshalltown
Rosa Reiter
Lara Remington
J. A. Corwin
Anamosa
Ralph Michel
Marion Parent-teacher Association Council
Theodore Holland
Charles Rathgaber
Lois
Oclwein
Nettie Stobaugh
Holland
Rathgaber
Mary and
Elizabeth Patterson
Miss Bess Patterson
Cub Scout Pack No
Merton Ho Knapp
Irene Schultz
Frank Naso
Los Angeles
Pauline Naso
Dorothy Whipperman
Mrs. H. G. Stitzer
Lois Stitzel
Sonja Venie
Agnes McDaniel
Bruce Rodgers
Clinton
McDaniels
R.M Clark
Ella Kenney
Eighth Avenue
the Garden
Estelle Brockway
James
Nichols
Retta Knapp
Town State Teachers College
Marjorie Hillston
E. A. Lagerquist
Raymond Smith
University of Iowa
Mrs. W. O. Blake
Harry B. Jones
John D. Brewer
Harry B. Jones, Jr
St. Luke's Hospital
Jones
Dean
Marion Churches
Flapper
By Sylvia
Iowa National Guard
Gazette
Consecu
Gazette Office
Sunday Gazette
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Cocker Atic
Ferdie
Bender
Hamilton
Elgin & Bulova
Vincent's
3rd_St
Corey
Ard
Kenwood Transfer
N_ American Van Lines
Probasco
2Nd Ave
the Gazette
H_K. SCHAEFER
Kresee
Sisterhood of
Temple Judah
2Nd St
Allied van Lines, Inc
Calder's van & Storage Co., Inc
Ginsbern’s
Billfords _E
Kriz & Son
Ist
ST_ SE
Lynch Transfer & Storage Co
Udesen
Gene Peiper
UNDAY
Freddie Fisher
Colonel Corn
Swisher Pavilion
Clarence Zahina
Ralph
Ace Brigode
Ray Stolzenberg and
Orchestra
Magnus Stables
Eldon DeCamp
Wapale
Waubeck
Green Lantern
TOP Hat
Pee Scanlan's
Turkey House
Walford
Hallwood
Jackson
Moose Mall
Stoneking
Jvent E. Henecke
Parera
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